Government

David Stanfield, a resident of Vermont Township served by Black Earth’s electrical utility, asked the board to consider a solar power installation to supplement the power supply at the Black Earth Village Board meeting March 3rd.

Late in the Village of Mazomanie meeting Tuesday, March 10th, Village President Gary Harrop said discussions at the next meeting would involve preparations for COVID-19. By Friday those plans became a reality.

Harrop released the following statement Saturday:

“The Village of Mazomanie’s Pandemic Plan consists of:

On February 26 members of the Mazomanie community gathered at the Wisconsin Heights High School to listen to a presentation on Mazomanie’s Comprehensive Plan. Local units of government that want to regulate land use must adopt a comprehensive plan. Mazomanie’s Comprehensive Plan was created in 2009 and must be updated every 10 years.

Wisconsin Heights

Wisconsin Heights School Board member Isaiah Crowe resigned from the board in mid-January, citing the need to maintain a healthy work-life balance with a new position at his job and serving on the board. Bis letter read:

Black Earth Village Board trustee Troy Esser was named Village President at the January 7 meeting, replacing Pat Troge, who resigned in December. Esser was nominated by trustees James Coyle and Tom Parrell.

Village of Prairie du Sac voted to enter an agreement with a contractor for emergency pumping services. Should the village experience a situation like March 2019, the contractor would respond with equipment within two hours of being contacted. The agreement would be for a three year term.

Sauk City board met on February 25 for a quick meeting. The board approved a bid from G-Pro for the Phillips Blvd Lot Grading. The board also approved a bid from G-Pro for excavating 747 Phillips Blvd. The 2020 street reconstruction on Lueders Rd will be completed by Meise Construction. They will be milling and overlaying the street.

Sauk County will see a couple of personnel changes following this month’s meeting but one role will remain the same.

Incumbents on the Sauk County Board will advance to the Spring Election in April following last Tuesday’s primary.

More than two candidates had entered races in several supervisory districts, necessitating primaries.

Plans for the Holiday Inn Express now meet Sauk City’s regulations for maximum building size, after board members approved the village’s request to amend its schedule of regulations for business highway maximum building size.